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Returns a single status, specified by the id parameter below. The status’s author will be returned inline.

As a convenience, you can join multiple ids via a pipe character (|). Keep in mind that each id will still count as a hit toward your request limit.

Example

Back home as national champs again!! gotta believe! Well done team
We are limited only by our imagination

Note: You have complete control over the code, variables, and style of your Tweets. If you plan on utilizing the reply, favorite, and/or retweet actions, make sure to add the Twitter Web Intents script (see the Intents Script Tag for more details):

{exp:ce_tweet:intents_script}
<div class="ce_tweet_holder group">
    {exp:ce_tweet:show id="181563944526286848|181808194455224320"}
    <div class="ce_tweet">
        <div class="ce_tweet_left">
            <a class="ce_tweet_username" href="http://twitter.com/{user_screen_name}" target="_blank"><img src="{user_profile_image_url}" alt="" /></a>
        </div><!-- .ce_tweet_left -->
        <div class="ce_tweet_right">
            <div class="ce_tweet_row">
                <a class="ce_tweet_username" href="http://twitter.com/{user_screen_name}" target="_blank">{user_name}</a>
                <a class="ce_tweet_name" href="http://twitter.com/{user_screen_name}" target="_blank">{user_screen_name}</a>
            </div><!-- .ce_tweet_row -->
            <div class="ce_tweet_row ce_tweet_text">{text}</div>
            <div class="ce_tweet_row ce_tweet_actions">
                <a class="ce_tweet_time" href="https://twitter.com/{user_screen_name}/statuses/{id_str}" title="{created_at format="%g:%i %A, %M %j%S (%T)"}" target="_blank"><span class="icon-twitter"></span> {created_at_relative}</a>
                <a class="ce_tweet_reply" href="https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?in_reply_to={id_str}" target="_blank"><span>Reply</span></a>
                <a class="ce_tweet_retweet{if retweeted} ce_tweet_retweeted{/if}" href="https://twitter.com/intent/retweet?tweet_id={id_str}" target="_blank"><span>Retweet</span></a>
                <a class="ce_tweet_favorite{if favorited} ce_tweet_favorited{/if}" href="https://twitter.com/intent/favorite?tweet_id={id_str}" target="_blank"><span>Favorite</span></a>
            </div><!-- .ce_tweet_row -->
        </div><!-- .ce_tweet_right -->
    </div><!-- .ce_tweet -->
    {/exp:ce_tweet:show}
</div><!-- .ce_tweet_holder -->

Parameters

Note: The tweet id= parameter is required. The other parameters are all optional.

id=

The numerical id of the desired status.

trim_user=

When set to "yes" each tweet returned in a timeline will include a user object including only the status authors numerical id. Omit this parameter to receive the complete user object. The default is "no".

include_entities=

When set to "yes", each tweet will include a variety of metadata about the tweet, including: user_mentions, urls, and hashtags. The default is "yes".

include_my_retweet=

When set to "yes", any statuses returned that have been retweeted by the authenticating user will include an additional current_user_retweet node, containing the ID of the source status for the retweet. Defaults to "no".

link=

Should the text be hyperlinked? Can be one or more of the following:

  • h Link hashtags like #example
  • m Link mention like @causingeffect
  • u Link URLs like http://www.causingeffect.com

Multiple values should be pipe delimited. Defaults to "h|m|u".

seconds=

The amount of time to cache this tag’s output.

Variables

{contributors}
    {id_str}
    {screen_name}
{/contributors}
{created_at}
{created_at_relative}
{entities_urls}
    {url}
    {expanded_url}
    {display_url}
{/entities_urls}
{entities_hashtags}
    {text}
{/entities_hashtags}
{entities_user_mentions}
    {screen_name}
    {name}
    {id_str}
{/entities_user_mentions}
{favorited}
{geo}
{id_str}
{in_reply_to_screen_name}
{in_reply_to_status_id_str}
{in_reply_to_user_id_str}
{is_retweet}
{place}
{retweet_count}
{retweeted}
{source}
{text}
{text_raw}
{truncated}
{user_contributors_enabled}
{user_created_at}
{user_created_at_relative}
{user_default_profile}
{user_default_profile_image}
{user_description}
{user_favourites_count}
{user_follow_request_sent}
{user_followers_count}
{user_following}
{user_friends_count}
{user_geo_enabled}
{user_id_str}
{user_is_translator}
{user_lang}
{user_listed_count}
{user_location}
{user_name}
{user_notifications}
{user_profile_background_color}
{user_profile_background_image_url}
{user_profile_background_image_url_https}
{user_profile_background_tile}
{user_profile_image_url}
{user_profile_image_url_https}
{user_profile_link_color}
{user_profile_sidebar_border_color}
{user_profile_sidebar_fill_color}
{user_profile_text_color}
{user_profile_use_background_image}
{user_protected}
{user_screen_name}
{user_show_all_inline_media}
{user_statuses_count}
{user_time_zone}
{user_url}
{user_utc_offset}
{user_verified}

Note: Take a look at the Twitter Tweets documentation for more details about the variables.

Twitter Resources

This method is an implementation of the Twitter statuses/retweets/:id REST API.